Tea Town

This is a pretty nice place! It’s very comfortable, nice background music, nice drinks, and free wifi! First time I’ve been here and I’ll come back again :)

Every once in a while when I'm back in town, I usually look forward to getting drinks and a couple of small foods here because it's the only Filipino boba shop in town. As of my most recent trips coming back here, I've been really disappointed with the some of the drinks I've received. One of my favs before was getting the Leche Flan latte, but recently the taste has been consistently diluted, watered-down milk with very little leche flan in it that now I avoid it. My most recent trips coming back here, I was craving Taho. Every time I received it, there was hardly any syrup in it that it tasted nothing more than dry tofu. The sago in it was fine, but I was incredibly disappointed that as a Filipina, I kept wanting to give them multiple chances at trying the Taho since it's one of the only places that serve it, only to find disappointment every time. Some other drinks have been great, such as the buko pandan and pink gulaman, as well as their food, but if all the drinks as a whole aren't up to the same standard, it really limits the store as to what it can serve, especially on drinks that represent the Filipino culture. I will still be willing to come back here because at least some drinks and food make this place salvageable, but if the Taho is advertised one of the most popular selling points of this store and continues to be unflavored dry tofu with nonexistent syrup, I'll just go ahead and find another place to receive drinks and small foods from.

This place has many philipino desserts. I tried bubble tea. I asked 50% syrup with no added sugar. The sweetness was perfect with half syrup. I'm glad I didn't get the one with full syrup. The boba was too soft.

I come here pretty consistently and have had a couple different drinks. My favorite is the buko pandan and I get it with no sugar since it’s still a sweet drink. I also got the pink gulaman with no sugar which tasted really good (amazing if you like coconut flavor). Their coconut cream drinks are also creamy and I recommend if you like coconut. I will say, it is quite pricey but also one of the only Filipino places in the area. It’s also quite hot inside so I wouldn’t stay too long and usually take things to-go.

Tried this place for the first time. Good flavor! Loved my taho! Tokwang baboy was my favorite 😍 😋! My son loved the popcorn chicken. I wanted the buko pandan drink to go! But they were out of the coconut and the green jelly! Its not the same without it! So I was disappointed. But staff was very friendly. Good customer service.

I have had Halo Halo at the Taste of Philippines and Scoops N Buns, but the Halo Halo milkshake here is over the top good! I also had the chicken and waffle and enjoyed my meal. The waffle texture is wonderful! It has the perfect atmosphere for hanging out and being yourself!

Very cute cafe with so many amazing unique pastry choices! It is definitely worth checking out, I would love to go again. I got a simple black tea with lychee flavoring and it was delicious.

I made a trip to go try this place called Tea Town this afternoon around 5 PM , first time ever & I was so disappointed to find out that all they have were flavored drinks , nothing else . The only consolation was the young lady@ the cashier was very sweet & pleasant, she informed me that they have more & better selections on the weekends , huh!! I will never go back to this place again & would not recommend this place to any of my friends .

Been here several times for their drinks and absolutely DIVINE ube tres leches but decided to sit and order a small Banana Rhuma Its a banana spring roll and it is AMAZING and the caramel sauce they drizzle over it was so good, literally stringy when you pull them apart

I haven't had popcorn chicken in years. I came here specifically for popcorn chicken. Ordered it, paid $10, and it came out in a tray that was 80% fries and 20% popcorn chicken. They both did taste good, but I felt skimped. My gf got the taro milk tea and did not enjoy it

I came by for their buko pandan and arroz caldo on a Saturday afternoon around 4:30. The place was empty. The restaurant is small but has plenty of seating. The staff was super nice and helpful - answered all my questions. The drink came out fast. It was pretty good, not too sweet, very coconut-y, and had pinipig mixed in. The arroz caldo was pretty good too - it had a strong spicy ginger flavor with lots of chicken and some egg. Simple, flavorful, and hearty.

Stopped by to grab some boba, they updated their menu and the girl who helped me out at the counter was very helpful. Had excellent customer service and made sure to reassure me that if I was looking for something from the old menu she can clarify for me. I was stuck between a few options but ultimately decided on the mango matcha. Overall the matcha was very good IMO but the boba was a bit overcooked. It was a little too mushy and had lost its "bounce". I've had boba here before and it is sometimes hit or miss just depending on the day and who's cooking the boba I guess.

This place has always been a favorite place of mine, yet this is my first opportunity to describe it. I was introduced to halo-halo, a wildly popular Filipino dessert and was subsequently astounded by their remarkably special interpretations of it. They used a milkshake recipe instead of the usual one; what a brilliant idea! Its convenient, easy to drink format enables a complete fusion of its several flavors. Its balanced sweetness makes it taste refreshing and satisfying. It's an outstanding combination of dessert along with beverage, perfectly suitable for a novice halo-halo consumer. The welcoming and helpful staff and the cozy, inviting shop make for a pleasant experience. At Teatown, you can enjoy drinks, desserts.

The service was quick when I dropped in to get a delicious iced matcha it was literally so good and sweet!

I wanted to update my review of the place. I support local business. This place is great for what they offer and to try Filipino treats. I posted the picture due to mold from the discount items. However, everything else is awesome ! Please try the selections!

Ordered smoothie. Taste like a cup of ice. I did anticipate as I watched her make the tea she measured out what appeared to be six cubes of frozen mango with a very large cup of ice. 9.00 with tip. So not worth it. No boba either.

Inside is very cute and there are many places to sit. We tried the Thai tea with coconut cream and the regular one -- both were pretty good but I actually prefer the coconut cream one! I also had a turon pastry and chicken steamed bun! Both were yummy. Def would recommend the steamed bun!! The girls at the front were very nice and working hard! I recommend this place if you are meeting up with a friend and want to be in a cute

02/12/2024 Ordered Halo Halo Milkshake 3/5- my partner tried it and said it's good but nothing special. Ube Tres Leche 4/5- cake is soft and spongy, creamy from all the milk that the cake soaked up, good ube flavor and good amount of sweetness to keep eating. Sago Gulaman 3/5- brings back such nostalgia when I first sipped. It's a refreshing, banana flavor drink with grass jelly and sago. As a kid I would mix grass jelly with sugar, ice, banana extract and that would be my snack during summer. The sago is too soft for me and needs boba or jelly for texture. Ube puff pastry 2/5- it's flaky, sweet, and buttery but it lacks filling.Its 90% puff pastry sadly Buko Pandan 3/5- reminds me of Che Thai (Vietnamese fruit cocktail with milk) which is good. Has good Pandan and coconut flavor from the jellies. Not a fan of the toasted pinipig because it keeps get stuck in my teeth, so just a personal thing. Leche Flan 1/5- flan was overcooked, which made it dense rather than soft and creamy. There wasn't much caramel either so we mixed it with the Buko Pandan which made it a lot better. The portion is good but pricey for overcooked flan. I will still come back to tried the Taho (only available Friday, Saturday, Sunday) and other items but avoid certain ones. The owner is friendly and outgoing and the interior is warm and inviting. I hope you find this helpful Thanks

Came in for taho but they didn't have during that day I came in so I ordered the mango sago since it was new on the menu. It was so good. They had fresh mangoes, mango jelly and mango popping boba. Kinda like a mango milk tea. Might have to come back to try other things on the menu.

We got the halo halo milkshake without ice cream and it was sweet and had a lot of toppings inside including multiple jellies and pearls. The buko pandan we split between three people and it was EXTREMELY sweet. It was also very thick, but did have a lot of different jellies and different toppings inside. Maybe adding some water or ice would have been nice in it. Overall, very sweet drinks but one of the few places that have 1, very Filipino choices both drinks and snacks and 2, very unique flavors like pandan. Enter at your own risk based on what your drink preferences is sweetness-wise and flavor-wise.

Small, cozy Filipino-owned boba shop with some street food and yummy drinks. One of a few places around the area that serves Filipino drinks and deserts. We got a Thai Milk Tea and a Taro Milkshake. The milk tea is solid, but the boba texture we had was a bit over cooked. The milkshake was more milk flavor than taro flavor. Didn't get the chance to try the snacks or street food but i'm sure they're great also. Service was friendly and kind. Ambience was warm and relaxing!

Nice little shop that sells all sorts of Filipino treats and drinks. Interior is clean, comfortable temperature, and adequate lighting. Staff were also friendly and took our orders quickly. I got a simple milk tea and enjoyed it. The drink was a bit small for how much I paid (close to $6) and wasn't all that amazing. Will still likely return again in the future if we were in the area.

The house milk tea tasted really watered down. It tasted like water with a hint of milk and did not taste sweet at all. There was no ice at all, and it was almost like room temperature? The shop was also really hot and humid.

Cute and clean, love this spot. Pink Gulaman & Beef Pares are delicious. Can't go wrong with whatever you choose!

We ordered through Uber Eats. Our drinks arrived without straws and no ice. I find it hard to believe it melted on the way as it did not take that long. The drinks were watered down & had no flavor. Very disappointing & dissatisfied. Zero flavor. Zero ice. Never again!!

This place makes me sad I don't live in Plano cause it was so good. The place it's self was really cute and had seating as well, but I got my items to go. The menu has a lot to choose from and everything seems good. I decided to try the peach mango passion fruit green tea with mango boba. As well as an order of spicy popcorn chicken. My tea was ready really quickly but my popcorn chicken took a little bit longer. Not complaining cause fresh food always wins! The tea was so refreshing and delicious. The spicy popcorn chicken was flavorful, didn't expect to be full from a snack. The pricing is also good. Although I don't live in the area, I am sure I will be back.

My favorite here is the arrozcaldo with tokwa - unfortunately, these are only available during the weekends. :( I tried the street platter, but I only liked the fishballs - definitely try out the fishballs! I have also tried the mami and lumpiang shanghai but thought they were just okay. The steamed bun (siomai) is also a must try - i love the chicken flavor! Come check out this place for awesome Filipino food! Two thumbs up! :)

I love this place! The owner is super nice and the staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. I love their popcorn chicken, nothing beats it. I also love their taro boba drink! I will always be a regular here

I've been coming back almost every week since I found out that they have started offering Filipino treats. So close to where I work that that's not only dangerous but very destructively dangerous! LOL If you're like me who have been missing Filipino snacks and treats then Tea Town is your place to be. Friendly owners, consistent and fast service especially at this age and time we are living in. They also offer curbside delivery and deliveries using a third party service. They are also conveniently located next to a Filipino restaurant which I haven't tried yet.

I ordered the streetfood platter . It had fish ball, shrimp ball and kikiam. All where good. What made it special where the dipping sauces. My friend ordered pink gulaman. They runned out of gulaman so they used sago. It was still good. Staff service was good.

Cute adorable little boba shop with wafflepuffs or bubble waffle! Tons of other street foods here worth mentioning. There are skewers, empanadas (pork and chicken), chicken steam bun, noodle soup, and Ube cupcakes! A delightful place to hangout, with free WIFI. I just love boba places with interesting savory snacks!

Tried this place for the first time and only tried the drinks, not street food as we just ate at Sun Lok Kee nearby. For two drinks, it was $13.64. I got the new Mango Sago drink which comes with sago, mango pieces, coconut jelly, and mango popping boba. I don't like popping boba so I subbed it out for more mango pieces. My husband got a Honeydew green tea with boba. My mango sago drink was definitely better whereas my husband's was really sad. They said it's made with honeydew syrup meh. The boba was also sorta tasteless imo. I wish my sago were the tiny ones I'm used to, but it's not too bad. Overall, I wouldn't come back for the drinks but maybe what really makes it is the street food? Guess I won't ever know.

My wife and I came here with the intent to order taho, BUT ended up adding more items from their menu. Filipinos in N Texas, unlike those in more dense culturally rich communities in CA, NY, IL, live in fractured pockets, challenging them to find restaurants serving very good Filipino dishes & delicacies worth sharing. Sure there are handfuls of Filipino buffet-types in the metroplex rotating the same dishes every week into "beentheredonethatsville" that appeal to the 'bang-for-your-buck' diners. PASS ako... If you're looking for a full blown 'Barrio Fiesta' sit down type restaurant, avert your eyes to INIHAW AVENUE in Las Colinas, best in DFW metro IMO (read my Yelp review). Some reviewers in the minority cite sticker shock. However, I value freshly cooked tasty dining experiences over price any day. No complaints here... If you're looking for lutong bahay 'turo-turo', Kainan sa Laguna is THE PLACE. Down home owners serving fulfilling dinuguan, bicol express, at kare kare to name just a few. Tea Town is an order-at-counter modernly efficient designed resto, IDEAL for mirienda, IMO. Their electronic menu boards present: milk teas, fruit teas, milkshakes, smoothies with boba, leche flan, various Filipino snack treats, street food, pink gulaman, sago't gulaman, AND most importantly, taho! (see pics) We ordered beef pares; arrozcaldo; tokwa't baboy; pork siopao; pork siomai; and taho. Towards the end of our meal, I overheard owner, Jojo, describe the Okinawa milk tea ingredients to two customers. Honestly, he had me at "brown sugar". Unfortunately, our bellies were more than satisfactorily full and decided to look forward to trying the various other beverages for future return visits. Y'all try Tea Town and tell Jojo that Arnie sent ya!

I love coming to this place to have my sagot gulaman! There is nothing more refreshing than that! The owner is always so kind to hear how I want my drink made and does his best to deliver it to make my tastebud happy. The service and drinks are top notch! I will always bring my family and friends here with the highest recommendation.

First time here! Walked in for a quick drink with my daughter to find out this is a Filipino owned restaurant! They had lots of my favorite dishes, like siapao, puto, and kassava I ordered a taro milk tea with coconut cream and lychee and purchased some puto as well -- *chefs kiss* -- my tummy and heart were content!! The owner was really nice and well spoken! We even recommended some other Filipino spots around town (which i look forward to visiting!) Their dining area was clean and calm and appeared to be super comfortable! i can't wait to bring my filipino mom here!!

Try this Filipino shop out! My husband and I really like the leche flan drink! It's delicious and has flan in it. We've made the 37-mile, one-way trek for those drinks twice in three days. He's always disappointed they don't have shrimp siopao when he asks, so we haven't tried any of the food yet. A quick survey of the shelf by checkout included small ube pan de sal. The kitchen also closes at least an hour before the store does, so don't go in looking for fried foods around closing time.

We ordered the Green Apple Lychee Green tea with 75% sugar and Mango Strawberry black tea with 50% sugar. The barista taking my order suggested the green apple lychee green tea and it was one of the best green apple drinks I've had. Typically, green apple drinks have an artificial taste and aftertaste but this one didn't. I would recommend 100% sweet for those who do have more of a sweet tooth though. The drinks were amazing, and I would definitely come back again for more. Many of the drinks also come with boba. However, you are charged extra if you want another topping that is not boba. We also ordered the Pandan Mamon chiffon cake. The cake was a bit overpriced as it was about $5 for a little bigger than palm-sized cake. The cake was a really good sweetness but I expected the chiffon cake to be a little less dry. For almost $5, I think that other bakery items may be better. With that being said, the drinks were really tasty and the workers were really nice.

I ordered the leche flan latte and made it with more sugar and my wife got the waffle and a drink I can not recall. We went there because my wife always craves for boba so we got to go right. The waffle was good as we were snacking on the way home and me as usually drank the drink very fast.

Tried the hot Matcha Milk Tea and the Peach Mango Passionfruit Green Tea with mango popping boba. The Matcha Milk Tea was pretty good but I didn't enjoy the other drink at all, thought it was pretty bland to be honest. I definitely plan on going back though bc I'd love to try some of the Filipino street food that they serve since I've heard many people rave about it.

Ordered the sampler combo and it was served over-fried and burnt. Literally-it was black. They give you a tiny sliver of cake for 5 bucks. Will not be coming back.

We ordered the Mango Sago, Halo Halo milkshake, and the street food platter. The drinks are fantastic, but we waited about 15 mins for them. At that point we asked about the food and the girl, who was extremely quiet and hard to hear, said it wasn't even started yet. We asked how long it would take and she said another 10-15 mins. We were the only people in the store besides a woman who had come to get a Doordash order, and a few people who were there before we came in. At no point were we told how long it would take until we asked. We ended up just getting a refund because we needed to be somewhere.

Love the variety of Filipino foods available and the boba was great! Nice and chewy texture with amazing tasting drinks. We got a mango strawberry tea and a peach rose. For food items, we got the chicken steamed bun and the puto ube with cheese, definitely go to's when here!

Love that there's a place not too far from me that has Filipino treats and drinks! After moving from Los Angeles last year I was sad to find places pretty far from where I live now. Luckily I was running errands and this place popped up. I got the sapin sapin and it was so good, just like how I had it growing up. My taro drink with coconut cream was really good, I liked the texture of the boba as well. If I'm ever in the area I'll make sure to stop by.

I love everything about this shop. Literally everything. I didn't know what to order when I walked in and the gal that took my order was super helpful. I asked her what she recommended for a pretty drink and she told me the Okinawa Milk Tea! She was so right! It was super pretty but also super delicious! It tasted kind of like brown sugar milk tea and that's one of my favorite flavors. Their menu features so many interesting items that I can't wait to try! I can guarantee I'll be back for more because you just can't find customer service like what they offer there. Everyone was just so friendly and the atmosphere was great and the inside decor was super cute! I'm definitely going to try the Arroz Caldo and the Buko Pandan drink when I go back!

This is such a little gem :) We got the leche flan latte, house milk tea, & buko pandan. They were all fantastic! Will definitely come here again!

We got the halo halo milkshake and mango sago and they were sooo delicious! We also got a steamed bun and yum can't wait to come back and try more - lots of variety here!

Having lived in Cali all my life and now in TX, I've tried many many drinks from many many boba tea shops. Today, I decided to stop here when I heard they sold Pandan flavored stuff since that's my favorite thing ever. I ordered the Buko Pandan and it is legit the best beverage I've ever had. It has Pandan jelly as one would expect, but what was a pleasant surprised was the crunchy texture of the toasted pinipig (essentially immature rice grains that are toasted) that really made it so special. The drink base itself, it tasted like coconut milk immersed with Pandan flavor but I honestly can't tell. For my fellow Vietnamese peeps, the base of the drink reminded me of che Banh lot but a bit richer and nuttier. It's such a complex drink yet so simple at the same time. Highly recommend!

Halo halo topped with a scoop of ube ice cream is what's up! Filipino dessert located in Plano.

I enjoyed the Thai milk tea. I ordered a pretty basic drink that is hard to mess up! But my experience at Tea Town was enjoyable. But the ube cupcake was awesome! It wasn't too sweet, in a good way. I met up with a friend on a Thursday evening. There were a few tables and a couch area with a few games. Tea Town offers a variety of teas, but also some cakes and street food. Next time in, I will order some food with my tea.

A cozy place with nice ambiance. The service was friendly and fast. The place was clean and cozy. If you're into ube, this place has a lot of choices. I had the Halo Halo drink, which was delicious with the jelly and beans, though I wish it had a stronger ube flavor. It was pricey, but large enough could have easily shared. I would definitely go back and try some of the Filipino food and bubble tea.

I'm sorry I couldn't start off Tea Town's Yelp page with five stars, but I want to be honest in my reviews. I visited on a Tuesday evening and there were a couple other guests in there when I arrived. The space is well laid out with a table of board games at the very front of the store. I also liked the baby blue couch. The first thing that hit me however was the smell. It turned out to be air freshener, but it wasn't fit for a food setting. It ended up giving me a headache as I waited for my peach black tea and waffle puff. I actually wanted the peach green tea, but they didn't have green tea. When I got my tea, there was a thick layer of foam at the top. The peach flavoring would have definitely paired better with the green tea. The black tea is way too overpowering. The real problem with the drink though is the boba. It was borderline marshmallow consistency. I didn't like it at all. The waffle puff wasn't very authentic, but if you just think of it as a sweet dessert, it passes. With a boba shop opening every week around here, Tea Town simply doesn't pass muster. I generously gave them three stars because they are new and still have lots of room to improve. My humble suggestions: make smaller boba batches so they don't melt into nothing, remove that air freshener, and have your menu items in stock! They will soon offer tea pots for friends of up to four to share in store - that could be a differentiating game changer for them. I wish them the best of luck.

Great local boba spot! We came by after lunch to get a quick fix of boba. I got their Lychee Strawberry and Passionfruit teas with jelly and poppings for about $6 each. Very competitive pricing compared to other boba spots around the area. Both drinks were also tasty! Good portion size, fruity in taste, and great value. Both drinks also respected a lower sugar level, which I really appreciate. I'd def come back again for more! PROS: - fruity boba drinks with great respect of lower sugar levels - also have food options here - pricing is great value for what you get - interior is well kept and roomy CONS: - none! :)

This boba place is a new and the store is really cute. The store has a layout similar to others with like 10 or so tables and some games + WiFi if you want to study or just hangout. The pricing seems on par with other boba places at around $5 a drink with toppings. I personally ordered the "Tea town recommended" mango passion fruit peach green tea with lychee jelly with normal sweetness. I didn't think it was that good as all I tasted was sourness from I presume was the passion fruit syrup. The best part of it was the lychee jelly I paid extra for. My gf ordered the Hokkaido milk tea was pretty on par with others I've tried. We also ordered their pancake which was pretty cool. One recommendation I would make would be if they would warm up their syrup before serving it. The pancake wasn't warm anymore if we dipped it in the cold syrup, so we stopped using it. They also do have a stamp card, however you need to ask for it, because don't offer if you don't ask.Overall it had a great atmosphere but maybe I would recommend trying some other drink than their mango passion fruit peach green tea.

Very friendly and welcoming staff. Justine came in ready with recommendations. First time in here and simply by the customer experience I will be returning thank you!

Bought a dessert called "Turon" suppose to have a sweet banana inside, the problem is there's no banana and I bought 1 dozen of these.

Service is always good and drinks are amazing!! My favorite is the pandan drink. I've come here several times after hearing about it and it never disappoints! Restaurant is really clean, I have no complaints. I definitely recommend this place

We've been twice. The first time I don't remember it. The 2nd time was just last week. It was almost closing time when husband pulled into the parking lot. I didn't feel like going in cuz I had a headache. Told husband to surprise me. Brought back lechon belly, ube bites, and strawberry lychee tea. The ube bites were so good and unfortunately didn't last long. Damn kids..lol. Lechon belly was also really good. Strawberry tea wasn't bad. Tasted more water than tea. I would definitely come back to try more of of the Filipino treats and drinks.